Falster (MMC 4) Class: Photographs
| These photographs were selected to show the original configuration of this class and major subsequent modifications. For more views see the former NHHC (now Hyperwar) Online Library of Selected Images and the NavSource Photo Archive. |
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Danish Falster (MMC 4) Probably shown soon after completion before the shields on her 3"/50 gun mounts were installed. Photo No. OM 1983:2292 Source: Danish National Museum |
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Danish Møen (MMC 15) Off the south coast of England circa 1970 in a photo by Wright and Logan. Photo No. None Source: NavSource |
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Danish Falster (MMC 4) In a Royal Danish Navy photo circa 1970. The platform over the bridge for her gun fire control system has been raised. Photo No. None Source: NavSource |
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Turkish Nusret (MMC 16) Shown after changing her NATO pennant number from N108 to N110, probably in the Bosporus. Her 3"/50 gun mounts lack shields. Photo No. None Source: twitter.com/boxshipcaptain |
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Danish Møen (MMC 15) At the Jubilee Naval Review, Spithead, on 28 June 1977. Note the two mine doors and the ends of the four mine rails in the stern. Photo No. None Source: www.shipspotting.com, copyright Jackson |
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Turkish Nusret (MMC 16) With a new radar installation resembling an American AN/SPS-40 aft of the funnel, probaby photographed in the Bosporus. Photo No. None Source: NavSource |
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Danish Falster (MMC 4) At Malaga, Spain. The radar mast was raised between 1990 and 1993 and the after twin 3"/50 mount was removed in 1993-94. Photo No. None Source: NavSource |
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Danish Møen (MMC 15) Photographed in 2002 near the end of her career, much of which she spent as a cadet training ship. The radar mast has been removed. Photo No. None Source: Wikimedia Commons, photo by Heb |
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